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Would you rather win the Derby or be champion jockey?
The Derby. It's the most prestigious race in Britain and every jockey wants to win it.
What do you think racing does best?
Horse welfare.
Other than better prize-money, what is the one thing you would change about racing?
I'd probably go with having no racing on Sundays.
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